Sentence examples for somewhat kind from inspiring English sources

And I would hope that he would be somewhat kind about his feelings toward me".

The reviewer is somewhat kind to Larry Berman's "No Peace, No Honor," acknowledging the deceit, lies and treachery of the Nixon and Kissinger years.

First of all, we must be somewhat kind to industry.

So we got to a point where I was really excited to chat and I was getting somewhat kind of a cold response and finally I just said, 'I'm just not sure you're interested in me the way you were.'.

Reviews in Britain have been somewhat kinder.

Fate, I learned more recently, had been somewhat kinder to my grandmother, Meng Xiangnan.

Somewhat kinder accounts — like Ray Huang's masterful "1587, A Year of No Significance" — paint him as an intelligent, if weak-willed, man trapped in a bankrupt system.

The years between the split and the reunion have been somewhat kinder to Black and Deal than they have to Lovering and Santiago.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion--and many genuinely didn't like Applegate--but I have this sneaking suspicion some of the reviews would have been at least somewhat kinder if that was an unknown theater actress in the part.

The amateurs were somewhat less kind.

Hairs and feathers develop from a somewhat similar kind of rudiment.